Check engine light came on after oil change. How do I turn it off.?

Asked by rcbriley1034 Aug 11, 2015 at 07:37 AM about the 2001 Toyota ECHO 4 Dr STD Sedan

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Here’s a Tutorial to Reset the Check Engine Light after Oil Change for most Late Model Toyota vehicles…check engine Toyotas built over the last few years are set for the Check Engine Light to come on every 4500 miles as a reminder to change the oil. For Owners who either change their own oil or have it changed through non Toyota service centers, The Engine Light will come on, so here are the brief steps to turn off and Reset the Check Engine Light after Oil Changes: Make sure mileage is set on total miles driven,(not on A or B) and with the engine off and in park, Press the mileage button and hold, Then switch the key to the on position, but don’t crank it. Hold the mileage button for 5 seconds and light should go off.

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